New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
PUBLIC AFFAIRS ~ CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD July ia midsummer surprise in a sea-
son remarkably dull politically. was the resignation OF
Bank Commissioner Wooster before the first month OF
his official term OF four years had expired His appoint
by Governor Lounsbury vas also SURPRISE even
to Mr. Wooster himself who not candidate for the
postiop aud was unaware that any was Interested
In behalf until the nomination was laid upon MS desk
In the Deep tver Savings Bank His successor Is O. N
Noble, OF New Milford, VINO assistant to Bank Tx
amner Mygat before he was removed 10 make way Ior
Mr. Hyatt, siace United states Treasurer He Is man
OF great experience In bank accounts His appointment
IL well received
Tho last Legislature made provision for the examna-
ton foreign corporations whose securities are sold In
this State and the Bank commissioners have named IN
crease W. Carpenter. of Norwich, a welkuown puphc
man. 10 perform that duty.
the Labor Bureau was fully organized on Friday by
the appontment OF the Rev. Jacob A. Biddlo OF the
First Congregational Church in Milford. as chief clerk
The excitement in the New YORK tobacco market does
not affect Connecticut growers. the movement not hav-
ing reached Eastern leaf which is used for cigar wrap
pers The failure OF the growers OF seed lear 10 preve
The Importaiion OF sumatra keeps the prices low, and
NOT the big crop growers encouraged
except In the hope that they may get some ia'oroi0
action from the next Congress-
EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF OCEAN GRO We
OCEAN GROVE, July 81 (SpeetaD. The holiness meet
ing at the Tabernacle with Mrs Palmer and the Rev. j.
H. rhorny as leaders largely attended The young
people's meeting crowded Mr.. Yatmans dscoursed
on the ministry OF suffering and Christ as 1.-The man
these meetings This morning the full seating capacity
OF the Auditorium taken long before the hour Tor
preaching Some remained standing through the ser
vice, while others kept walking about Among those
present were the Rev. Dr. william MeKendrle parwood
of New-York; the Rev. Dr. L. r. Dunn OF Newark; the
Rev. Dr. John Atkinson. OF Jersey City, and the Rev. Dr.
J. Kynett of Philadelphia The preacher OF the morn
ing was tho Rev. Dr. Cleveland OF Philadelphia The oc
cason was tho eighteenth anniversary OF tho Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association and the anniversary OF
the National temperance Society.
A congregation of over nine hundred persons In Dr.
Hanous bible class considered the regular lesson OF the
Berean SERIES the subject being The temptation OF
Jesus" The discussions took wide range The ques-
ton of the possibility OF getting grounded In faith as
10 be beyond the reach OF temptation was summary dis
posed OF In the negative The question Of Christian adj
yersing In Sunday papers brought out the fact that
yertsemen Mt OF his business appear In Sunday paper
DR. Hanlon said that II some great paper. ike line
TRIBUNE would announce that t would aoosn the sun
day edition its patronage would BIO doubled The Rev
Joseph Longkiug. OF New YORK. the venerable sunday
school worker attL or OF Longkngs Notes on the New
etamsnt being introduced the congregation rose 10
receive him. Flo 10 an octogenaran There were nearly
pne hundred present In the Sabbath-scho0l Inc SURF
meeting was addressed by j. NJ stearns Corresponding
Secretary OF the National Temperance society," the Kew
George Hughes IT, and tho Rev. Mr. Newton, returned
missionary from China, of the Presbyterian Church.
This evening Colonel George W. Balm. OF Kentucky,
held the audience spellbound, while ne dis
coursed on his favorite theme temperance This closes
the temperance camp-meeting which might nave been
greater success had the weather been cooler